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Welcome to Brave Basketball!
Welcome to Brave Basketball!
We are proud of our strong girls basketball tradition here at Boise High School. Our program goal is to positively influence the lives of our student-athletes by building character, teamwork, and leadership skills.
We are proud of our strong girls basketball tradition here at Boise High School. Our program goal is to positively influence the lives of our student-athletes by building character, teamwork, and leadership skills.
Our student-athletes excel both on the court and in the classroom. We also place emphasis on program-wide community service in addition to our annual PINK ZONE event which raises funds and awareness for breast cancer research.
Our student-athletes excel both on the court and in the classroom. We also place emphasis on program-wide community service in addition to our annual PINK ZONE event which raises funds and awareness for breast cancer research.
CURRENT WRITE-UPS:
CURRENT WRITE-UPS:
The Varsity Girls Basketball Team entered last weekend's state tournament as the #2 overall seed which matched them versus a tough Rigby team for the opening round on Thursday. Rigby was a district champion from the East, but they were relegated to the #7 seed due to their MaxPreps ranking. Boise opened the first quarter outscoring the Trojans 10-7, and then they tightened up their defense, allowing just 4 points by Rigby in the second which resulted in a 24-11 halftime advantage. The Brave used that momentum to stave off a 4th quarter threat by the Trojans and propel them to a 51-42 victory, advancing to the state semi-finals. Senior Kaity Haan led the Boise with 15 points, 10 rebounds, and 3 steals. Senior Morgan Montgomery added 12 points and 4 assists, while Senior Avery Patricco added 10 points.
On Friday, in the state semi-finals, Boise met another team from the East, the Madison Bobcats. Boise had bested Madison during the opening round of state in the previous season, so the Bobcats were out for revenge. The first quarter was played evenly, with Madison holding a slight 11-10 advantage. In the second, however, Boise went ice cold and was plagued by turnovers resulting in a 22-14 deficit at halftime. The Brave regrouped and meticulously attacked Madison's 1-2-2 zone in the halfcourt while also trying to apply more full-court pressure. Thankfully, that attacking mentality spelled great things for the Brave as they regained the lead after the third and held on for a 39-35 win. Senior Avery Patricco led all scorers with 12 points and 2 steals. Senior Kaity Haan added 10 points and 9 rebounds, while Junior Libby Nelson contributed 10 points and 2 steals off the bench for the Brave.
On Saturday, the stage was set for a much-anticipated rematch between Boise and the #1-ranked Owyhee Storm. The two teams only met once during the regular season in early December with the Storm edging the Brave by 7 points. Both teams took turns scoring in the opening period, and the score was knotted at 11 apiece. In the second, Owyhee took a small advantage and entered halftime up 1, 20-19. Boise struggled versus Owyhee's pressure all game, but in the third, some costly turnovers resulted in the Storm out-pacing the Brave 13-6 and taking a 33-25 lead. Boise would battle back in the fourth, but unfortunately, the time ran out on the Brave and they lost 33-38. Senior Avery Patricco led Boise with 10 points while Junior Libby Nelson posted 9 points in the low-scoring affair.
Boise finished the season 23-4 overall, won the SIC District Championship for the 4th consecutive year, and was state runner-up. Congratulations to this group on a fantastic season!
4x DISTRICT CHAMPION BRAVE!
4x DISTRICT CHAMPION BRAVE!
16th ANNUAL PINK ZONE 2025 RAISES $9,705!
16th ANNUAL PINK ZONE 2025 RAISES $9,705!
This event "takes a village" and by village we mean Erinn Norman as lead organizer, the wonderful local businesses who donated items for our raffle, many volunteers like Peg Luke and our coaching staff who helped with shirt/raffle ticket sales, all the players who worked the stands for many, many games, Michael Najera who took some amazing photos to document the event, Mrs. Tetrick and STUCO who helped us put a spotlight on Pink Zone with Tip-Off Week, and so many fans who bought shirts and raffle tickets. We also want to shout out Del Taco who sponsored our event shirts for a second year. Their donation means every shirt sold is an extra $7 towards our cause. Lastly, a big thank you to Warren Maxfield, our contact at the American Cancer Society, who provided literature and giveaways for the game and secured a great speaker for the Tip-Off assembly.
This brings our 16-year total to $57,305 for our cause! Thank you to all who helped make Pink Zone 2025 a great success!
THANK YOU SENIOR CLASS OF 2025!
THANK YOU SENIOR CLASS OF 2025!
(Kaity Haan, Morgan Montgomery, Norah Woodland, Alison Turcke, Avery Patricco, Caroline Wyatt, and Presley Binder)
Senior Video 2005.mp4Congratulations to Coach John Fritz and his 7th Grade AAU team for their Undefeated Season and Championship Win!
Congratulations to Coach John Fritz and his 7th Grade AAU team for their Undefeated Season and Championship Win!
Front Row: Adley Tommack
Front Row: Adley Tommack
Back Row (Left to Right): Coach John Fritz, Anna Kate Clay, Brooklyn Brinegar, Hayley Bruce, Zoya Chapman, Hadley Matheson, Zoe Thompson, Cate Anderson
Back Row (Left to Right): Coach John Fritz, Anna Kate Clay, Brooklyn Brinegar, Hayley Bruce, Zoya Chapman, Hadley Matheson, Zoe Thompson, Cate Anderson
Teams 2024-2025.pdfCongratulations to all members of our teams for the 2024-2025 season!
Congratulations to all members of our teams for the 2024-2025 season!
GO BRAVE!
GO BRAVE!
Mark your calendars for some great Boise Brave Basketball this winter!
Mark your calendars for some great Boise Brave Basketball this winter!
24-25 Boise High GBB Schedule.pdfOpen Gyms FALL24.pdfFALL OPEN GYMS ARE UNDERWAY!
FALL OPEN GYMS ARE UNDERWAY!
Camp 2024.pdfSUMMER CAMP 2024
SUMMER CAMP 2024
Elite Position Camp (incoming 9-12)
Elite Position Camp (incoming 9-12)
Junior High Division (incoming 5-8)
Junior High Division (incoming 5-8)
Future Brave (incoming 1-4)
Future Brave (incoming 1-4)
SPRING 2024 OPEN GYMS
SPRING 2024 OPEN GYMS
Spring open gyms are opportunities for our players to "just play". These open gyms differ from our fall open gyms when our staff utilizes the IHSAA-permitted 10 instructional hours outside of our high school season. Open gyms are open to younger athletes who wish to challenge themselves versus high school competition.
Open Gyms SPRING24.pdfTHIRD PLACE AT STATE! 2023-2024
THIRD PLACE AT STATE! 2023-2024
BACK TO BACK TO BACK DISTRICT CHAMPS!
BACK TO BACK TO BACK DISTRICT CHAMPS!
District Champs1.JPEGDistrict Champs2.JPGSenior Avery Howell - McDonalds All-American
Senior Avery Howell - McDonalds All-American
A very special shout-out to Senior Avery Howell who was recently named a McDonald's All-American, only the second girl from Idaho to ever receive this honor. This selection means Avery is one of only 24 girls chosen from the entire senior class in the nation. She will play in the McDonald's All-American game held in Houston on April 2nd, and this game will be nationally broadcast on ESPN2 at 4:30pm. ESPN did a breakdown of the girls roster and was very complimentary of Avery's game. On Tuesday, February 27th, we will have a special jersey presentation at Boise High School in the auditorium. The ceremony will start at 11:45am, and the first 250 people there will receive a FREE McDonald's cheeseburger!
PINK ZONE 2024
PINK ZONE 2024
On Friday, January 19th, the Boise High Girls Basketball Team held their 15th Annual Pink Zone event, raising awareness and funds for breast cancer research. Each year, all members of the girls basketball team pitch in to sell raffle tickets and pink shirts leading up to the big day. Final numbers have now been tabulated, and we are proud to report that this year was our MOST SUCCESSFUL PINK ZONE YET. We raised a record-setting $10,707 for the Idaho Chapter of the American Cancer Society. This year brings our 15-year total amount of money raised to $47,500 for breast cancer research!
This event would not be possible were it not for the incredible organizational efforts of Assistant Coach Erinn Della, our wonderful volunteers (Peg Luke, Roanna Barclay, Katie Kappel, Amber Tetrick, and Victoria Sanchez), the rest of our Boise High GBB Coaching Staff, and our dedicated players who walked the stands and sold raffle tickets at so many events.
Boise Brave defeat the Owyhee Storm in the Pink Zone Game 64-50.mp4IMG_4947.jpg
Congratulations to Coach Scott Baer and his 6th Grade AAU team for their Championship win!
Congratulations to Coach Scott Baer and his 6th Grade AAU team for their Championship win!
Back Row Left to Right: Kali Schmidt, Hayley Bruce, Allie Gregg, Coach Scott Baer, Mary Meyer, Madelon Wallace, Leyna Blair, Evan Watterson, Adley Tommack, Anna Kate Clay
Front Row: Juliette Bezemer / Absent: Kinsley Evans
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL MEMBERS OF OUR 2023-2024 TEAMS
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL MEMBERS OF OUR 2023-2024 TEAMS
Teams 2023-2024 - Sheet1.pdfCONGRATULATIONS to Coach Baer and his 5th grade team for winning the AAU championship!
CONGRATULATIONS to Coach Baer and his 5th grade team for winning the AAU championship!
This squad bested a previously undefeated Timberline team who had beaten them twice during the regular season (and gave them their only two losses). Well done, ladies! Can't wait to work with you in camp this summer!
Back Row Left to Right:
Head Coach Scott Baer, Madelyn Wallace, Juliette Bezemer, Brooklyn Brinegar, Allie Gregg, Leyna Blair, & Hayley Bruce
Front Row Left to Right:
Hadley Fisher, Maddison Crum, Anna Kate Clay, Mary Meyer, & Evan Watterson
Full Team 3rd Place.JPGDistrict-Champs.JPGPhotos by Michael Najera
Pink Zone23 - KTVBPINK ZONE 2023 RAISES $6192 for The American Cancer Society
PINK ZONE 2023 RAISES $6192 for The American Cancer Society
Our 14 year total is $36,793 towards breast cancer research!
Our 14 year total is $36,793 towards breast cancer research!
JOIN US FOR THE 14TH ANNUAL PINK ZONE GAME
JOIN US FOR THE 14TH ANNUAL PINK ZONE GAME
SATURDAY, JANUARY 21ST (3:00/4:30/6:00PM)
SATURDAY, JANUARY 21ST (3:00/4:30/6:00PM)
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL MEMBERS OF OUR 2022-2023 TEAMS
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL MEMBERS OF OUR 2022-2023 TEAMS
Open Gyms FALL22.pdfFALL OPEN GYMS
FALL OPEN GYMS
CAMP 2022
CAMP 2022
Please use the link to the right for girls basketball camp information. This spring/summer we are offering three camps:
Please use the link to the right for girls basketball camp information. This spring/summer we are offering three camps:
- JUNIOR DIVISION (INCOMING 5-8TH GRADE)
MAY 16-18 / 3:45-5:45PM
- ELITE POSITION CAMP (INCOMING 9-12TH GRADE)
JUNE 6, 7,8,13,14,15 / 9:00-12:00PM
- FUTURE BRAVE (INCOMING 1-4TH GRADE)
JUNE 6-8 / 1:30-3:00PM
Camp 2022.pdfPINK ZONE COMMERCIAL 2022
PINK ZONE COMMERCIAL 2022
PLEASE ENJOY THIS YEAR'S PINK ZONE COMMERCIAL FEATURING THE VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM. THE FINAL NUMBERS ARE IN, AND WE ARE PROUD TO REPORT THAT THIS YEAR'S PINK ZONE RAISED $4,454 FOR THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY WHICH BRINGS OUR 13-YEAR TOTAL TO $30,581 FOR BREAST CANCER RESEARCH!
CONGRATULATIONS TO COACH OLSON AND THE HILLSIDE 7/8 A TEAM FOR WINNING THE CITY CHAMPIONSHIP!
CONGRATULATIONS TO COACH OLSON AND THE HILLSIDE 7/8 A TEAM FOR WINNING THE CITY CHAMPIONSHIP!
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL MEMBERS OF OUR 2021-2022
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL MEMBERS OF OUR 2021-2022
BOISE HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAMS
BOISE HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAMS
Teams 2021-2022 - Sheet1.pdfJOIN US FOR FALL 2021 OPEN GYMS!
JOIN US FOR FALL 2021 OPEN GYMS!
OPEN GYMS ARE DIFFERENT THIS FALL!
OPEN GYMS ARE DIFFERENT THIS FALL!
Last spring the Idaho High School Activities Association changed their rules regarding open gyms for all sports. In the past, the rules were very clear that coaches could not instruct during open gyms. Instead, we were limited to unlocking the basketballs and supervising play.
THE RULES HAVE CHANGED:
If you're curious, please refer to rule 17-2-3 of the document below. You'll see that sports are now allowed 20 total hours of instruction/coaching outside of their designated sports season during the school year. Our program has elected to schedule 12 open gyms in the fall, prior to our season, and save 8 open gyms for the spring as we prepare for summer basketball. There is no limit to how many players can participate in each open gym event.
SO WHAT WILL OPEN GYMS LOOK LIKE WITH THE NEW RULE CHANGE?
Athletes can anticipate a fast-paced, one-hour workout that focuses on an array of basketball fundamentals. Coaches will do their best to ability-group players and intend to incorporate multiple program drills, individual skills, and small-sided games. A list of all open gym dates/times is below. You'll notice that all of our scheduled open gyms are right after school and will likely conflict with athletes who are participating in a fall sport. This is by design! Athletes who are already on one of our school's fall sports teams should focus on that sport as their main priority during the fall. Open gyms are primarily for those athletes who are not already involved in a sport on campus.
RULE 17 approved June 21.pdfOpen Gyms FALL21.pdfSUMMER CAMPS 2021
SUMMER CAMPS 2021
Camp Brochure21.pdfJOIN US FOR SUMMER GIRLS BASKETBALL CAMPS AT BOISE HIGH SCHOOL!
JOIN US FOR SUMMER GIRLS BASKETBALL CAMPS AT BOISE HIGH SCHOOL!
ELITE POSITION CAMP FOR INCOMING 9-12
(JUNE 7-9 and JUNE 14-16)
JUNIOR HIGH FOR INCOMING 6-8
(JUNE 7-9)
INTERMEDIATE FOR INCOMING 4-5
(JUNE 14-16)
ELEMENTARY FOR INCOMING K-3
(MAY 24-26)
JOIN US FOR SPRING OPEN GYMS!
JOIN US FOR SPRING OPEN GYMS!
Open gyms are open to all girls who are currently in grades 7-12. These offerings are free and are merely opportunities for girls to come play and/or get up some shots. Every open gym is supervised by at least one member of our girls basketball coaching staff. Come hoop with us!
Open gyms are open to all girls who are currently in grades 7-12. These offerings are free and are merely opportunities for girls to come play and/or get up some shots. Every open gym is supervised by at least one member of our girls basketball coaching staff. Come hoop with us!
Open Gyms Spring21.pdfCONGRATS TO OUR CHAMPION 6TH GRADE AAU GROUP!
CONGRATS TO OUR CHAMPION 6TH GRADE AAU GROUP!
BACK ROW: Coach Jay Gustavsen, Micaela Anders, Caroline Baker, Scarlett Meyer, Madeline Stoppello, Abby Weller, Coach Scott Baer
BACK ROW: Coach Jay Gustavsen, Micaela Anders, Caroline Baker, Scarlett Meyer, Madeline Stoppello, Abby Weller, Coach Scott Baer
FRONT ROW: Coach Ava Macha, Julia Anders, Ella Lowe, Maggie Gustavsen, Elise Theobald, Kate Walsh
FRONT ROW: Coach Ava Macha, Julia Anders, Ella Lowe, Maggie Gustavsen, Elise Theobald, Kate Walsh
On Friday, December 19th Head Coach Kim Brydges received an unexpected piece of Priority Mail from members of the 2000-2001 Varsity Girls Basketball team at Boise High School. In addition to some amazing words of encouragement from this group of alumni, there was a very generous donation included.
COVID twice interrupted the start of the 2020-2021 season, and this was a very welcome show of support as they ladies were slated to begin tryouts on December 22nd. With great pride, Coach Brydges read the letter to all athletes at the start of the first tryout session.
The Varsity team also sent handwritten notes to each alumni and together we created this short video to further thank them. ENJOY!
THANK YOU VIDEO TO THE 2000-2001 BOISE HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM
Thank You Video.mp42020-2021 STATE RECAP:
2020-2021 STATE RECAP:
The Varsity Girls Basketball Team concluded its season this past weekend in the State Tournament as Boise opened with Coeur d'Alene in an early matinee game at the Ford Idaho Center on Thursday morning. The Brave was sluggish out of the gates and struggled to finish shots in the first quarter which resulted in an early 7-17 deficit. Thankfully, Boise found its "mojo" in the second quarter, cutting the Viking lead to just six at half. The Brave surged ahead in the third quarter and held a six-point advantage in the fourth, but unfortunately the Brave was unable to stave off a final run by Coeur d'Alene and dropped their first-round game 50-56. Junior Ashley Banks led Boise with 15 points, 6 rebounds, and 3 blocks. Senior Allison Ross added 12 points, 4 assists, and 2 steals in the game.
The Brave had big expectations heading into the tournament, so that first-round loss was definitely a tough pill to swallow. Still - the team vowed to "flush" the loss and come back, ready to battle on Friday, in a loser-out game versus the Meridian Warriors. Boise had only faced Meridian once during the season and were not proud of their play in that game; thus, they were motivated to avenge that narrow loss. The Brave wasted no time to set the tone, jumping out to an 18-5 lead over the Warriors in the first quarter. Meridian barely outpaced Boise in the next two quarters, cutting the Brave lead to just 2 points at the start of the fourth. However, Boise was able to close the door on the Warriors in the final quarter and notch the 56-44 victory. Junior Ashley Banks led the Brave with 15 points, 9 rebounds, and 2 blocks. Senior Allison Ross added 14 points, 5 assists, and 4 steals while Freshman Avery Howell contributed 12 points and pulled down 11 rebounds in the win.
Boise's win meant a rematch of the district semi-final with Timberline with the Consolation Championship trophy on the line. The Wolves handed Boise its worst loss of the season on February 6th, but the Brave got the upper hand in districts, punching their ticket to state with a 47-40 win. Early Saturday morning the two teams met out at Ridgevue High School to settle the score with one last grudge match between cross-town rivals. Before the game began, Boise proudly accepted the honor of the state Sportsmanship Award recognizing stellar behavior by the players, coaches, cheerleaders, and fans.
Boise then used another strong start to establish a solid 19-14 lead over Timberline in the first quarter. Staunch defense by the Brave allowed just 2 points by the Wolves in the second quarter extending their lead to 30-16 at half. In the second half, Boise was able to match runs with the Wolves and hold on to a 52-41 victory. Senior Allison Ross led the Brave with 17 points, 3 assists, and 2 steals while Junior Ava Oakland added 17 points. After a truncated season filled with numerous COVID protocols and restrictions, Boise brought home the Consolation Championship trophy! A BIG thank you to all who supported the Brave in this challenging season!
SENIOR NIGHT - JANUARY 28TH
SENIOR NIGHT - JANUARY 28TH
BRAVE WIN 60-33 OVER SKYVIEW!
BRAVE WIN 60-33 OVER SKYVIEW!
Thanks for the coverage John Wustrow of The Idaho Press
Thanks for the coverage John Wustrow of The Idaho Press
GAME ON!
GAME ON!
Congratulations to all who were selected for this year's Boise Brave teams! We look forward to resuming practice on Monday, December 28th. Athletes - please refer to the tryout email that was sent to your parents for practice calendar information. An additional email will be coming on the 27th.
Congratulations to all who were selected for this year's Boise Brave teams! We look forward to resuming practice on Monday, December 28th. Athletes - please refer to the tryout email that was sent to your parents for practice calendar information. An additional email will be coming on the 27th.
Teams 2020-2021.pdfProgram Newsletter - Spring 20.pdfPLEASE ENJOY READING OUR SPRING 2020 PROGRAM NEWSLETTER!
PLEASE ENJOY READING OUR SPRING 2020 PROGRAM NEWSLETTER!
SPRING 2020 GIRLS BASKETBALL BANQUET GOES VIRTUAL
SPRING 2020 GIRLS BASKETBALL BANQUET GOES VIRTUAL
The Girls Basketball Program hosted its end-of-season banquet with a virtual celebration on Thursday, April 16th. A big thank you to all parents, players, and coaches for logging in and "attending". Sophomore team awards went to Freshman Sabunay Machu (Most Valuable Player), Freshman Ellie Otradosky (Most Improved Player), and Sophomore Kaiya Kearns (Heart of the Brave Award). Junior Varsity team awards went to Sophomore Elena Gutierrez (Most Valuable Player), Junior Savannah Timmel (Heart of the Brave Award), and Junior Grace McCormick (Most Inspirational Player). Varsity team awards went to Senior Allie Guerricabeitia (Free Throw Champion), Junior Allison Ross (Defensive Player of the Year), Junior Emily Cadwell (Most Improved Player), and Senior Peyton McFarland (Most Valuable Player). Additionally, varsity players with high efficiency ratings were awarded Value Points T-Shirts. Five players reached the "Very Good" ranking (Sophomore Ashley Banks, Junior Emily Dyer, Senior Allie Guerricabeitia, Junior Elle Dingel, and Junior Allison Ross) while two players reached "Excellent" status (Senior Breana Hallam and Senior Peyton McFarland). Fun fact - Peyton McFarland now holds the #1, #2, and #4 overall Value Points rankings for the past 15 years! Finally, Junior Emily Dyer was awarded the 10th Annual Randy Della Character Award & $500 Scholarship. Congratulations to all three teams on another great season of Brave Basketball!
(Picture is Coach Brydges' dog, Kaia, posing with the senior awards!)
CONGRATULATIONS TO COACH WILLIAMS, COACH PLUMMER, COACH HATFIELD, AND OUR 6TH GRADE AAU TEAM FOR WINNING THE CHAMPIONSHIP ON TUESDAY, MARCH 10TH!
CONGRATULATIONS TO COACH WILLIAMS, COACH PLUMMER, COACH HATFIELD, AND OUR 6TH GRADE AAU TEAM FOR WINNING THE CHAMPIONSHIP ON TUESDAY, MARCH 10TH!
WAY TO GO FUTURE BRAVE!
WAY TO GO FUTURE BRAVE!
Back-Coach Brett Plummer, Leah Powell, Kate Williams, Hazel Plummer, Karlie Thiebold, Coach Chad Williams
Front-Coach Jon Hatfield, Katlyn Huck, McKenna Crum, Libby Nelson, Kali Bach, Olivia Chatfield.
CONGRATULATIONS TO COACH BAER, COACH HOPSTAD, AND OUR 5TH GRADE AAU TEAM FOR WINNING THE CHAMPIONSHIP ON TUESDAY, MARCH 10TH!
CONGRATULATIONS TO COACH BAER, COACH HOPSTAD, AND OUR 5TH GRADE AAU TEAM FOR WINNING THE CHAMPIONSHIP ON TUESDAY, MARCH 10TH!
WAY TO GO FUTURE BRAVE!
WAY TO GO FUTURE BRAVE!
Back: Coach Jerret Hopstad, Abby Weller, Caroline Baker, Madeline Stoppello, Kate Walsh, Maggie Gustavsen, Kestral Butler, Coach Scott Baer
Front: Scarlett Meyer, Elise Theobald, Lucy Hopstad, Riley Hopstad, Ella Lowe
Camp - spring jr clinic 20.pdfCURRENT 5TH-8TH GRADERS
CURRENT 5TH-8TH GRADERS
Please plan to join us for our annual spring clinic!
PINK ZONE 2020 - FRIDAY, JANUARY 24TH
PINK ZONE 2020 - FRIDAY, JANUARY 24TH
WE SET A NEW RECORD IN OUR 12TH ANNUAL EVENT, RAISING $4795 (up from $3655 in our 11th Annual)!
WE SET A NEW RECORD IN OUR 12TH ANNUAL EVENT, RAISING $4795 (up from $3655 in our 11th Annual)!
CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIOR PEYTON MCFARLAND FOR HER MCDONALD'S ALL-AMERICAN NOMINATION
CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIOR PEYTON MCFARLAND FOR HER MCDONALD'S ALL-AMERICAN NOMINATION
CONGRATULATIONS TO COACH RON SCOTT & THE NORTH JUNIOR HIGH 7/8TH GRADE SQUAD FOR THEIR CHAMPIONSHIP WIN OVER HILLSIDE ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17TH!
CONGRATULATIONS TO COACH RON SCOTT & THE NORTH JUNIOR HIGH 7/8TH GRADE SQUAD FOR THEIR CHAMPIONSHIP WIN OVER HILLSIDE ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17TH!
CONGRATULATIONS TO COACH MATT FULLER & THE HILLSIDE JUNIOR HIGH 9TH GRADE TEAM FOR THEIR CHAMPIONSHIP WIN OVER NORTH ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17TH!
CONGRATULATIONS TO COACH MATT FULLER & THE HILLSIDE JUNIOR HIGH 9TH GRADE TEAM FOR THEIR CHAMPIONSHIP WIN OVER NORTH ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17TH!
2nd Annual Ugly Christmas Sweater Game vs. Borah
2nd Annual Ugly Christmas Sweater Game vs. Borah
December 20, 2019
Are you available on Friday the 20th? Do you have a hideous holiday sweater? If you answered YES to these questions, please plan to join the Boise Brave at their 2nd Annual Ugly Christmas Sweater Game!
Game times are 4:30 / 6:00 / 7:30pm
Xmas Sweater19.mp414th_Annual__Boise_High_School.mp414TH ANNUAL PARENT/DAUGHTER CLINIC SUCCESS!
14TH ANNUAL PARENT/DAUGHTER CLINIC SUCCESS!
A big thank you to all who attended this year's clinic, and a huge shout-out to our amazing Varsity players who volunteered their time & energy to improve our Future Brave! Please check out the video (LEFT) to see some of the fun things we did!
THANKS, LADY BRAVE, FOR A GREAT 2019 PROGRAM-WIDE RETREAT!
THANKS, LADY BRAVE, FOR A GREAT 2019 PROGRAM-WIDE RETREAT!
Boise High GBB Retreat 2019.mp4CURRENT WRITE-UPS
CURRENT WRITE-UPS
The varsity Brave wrapped up their season with another strong showing at the state tournament last weekend. Boise entered the tournament as the #3 seed which brought an unfortunate pairing with the #1 seed from their district, the Mountain View Mavericks in round one on Thursday afternoon. Nonetheless, the Brave came out swinging, trying to do whatever possible to slow down the Mavericks' hot shooting and full court pressure. Boise shot 40% field and 36% from 3pt, however those numbers were bested by Mountain View's 50% FG and 45% from 3pt. The Brave were further hindered by 13 costly turnovers and some poor free throw shooting which added up to give the Mavericks the 51-64 victory. Senior Peyton McFarland and Junior Allison Ross led the Brave with 14 points a piece. McFarland also pulled down 12 rebounds while Ross added 3 assists. Sophomore Ava Oakland chipped in 11 points and 7 rebounds in the game.
The loss relegated Boise to the consolation side of the bracket and a 1:15pm date with the Coeur d'Alene Vikings who lost to the Eagle Mustangs on a last-second bucket on the opening day. Looking for redemption, the Brave left no doubt that they were the stronger team after an impressive 16-6 opening quarter and a 36-19 halftime advantage. Boise continued to extend its lead in the second half with all 13 healthy players seeing action and 10 of those notching points in the scorebook. Senior Peyton McFarland led the Brave with 16 points and 9 rebounds. Senior Madi Williams added 11 points and 8 rebounds while Junior Elle Dingel contributed 11 points in the blowout 63-41 victory.
The win granted the Brave one final game with the Post Falls Trojans and the consolation championship hardware on the line. Boise did an early morning walk-through in the 7:00 hour before boarding a bus out to Ridgevue to take on the Trojans for a 10:00am contest. The Brave jumped out to an early 7-2 lead before Post Falls started to get hot from outside and took a 9-12 advantage at the end of the first. It started to look a bit like the third game in as many days was taking its toll on Boise, but their awesome fan base helped urge them on in the second quarter with some raucous "DEFENSE" chants and overall supportive cheering. As such, Boise entered half on solid run that afforded them a 21-17 lead. The Brave were able to sustain some quality defense in the second half which staved off a couple more runs by the Trojans, and Boise finished the 54-44 win with their four healthy seniors on the floor. Senior Peyton McFarland led the Brave with 16 points, 6 rebounds, and an impressive 7 blocked shots. Junior Allison Ross added 12 points and 3 steals in the victory.
Boise finished its season 17-9 overall and Consolation Champions. A HUGE shout out to our five awesome seniors (Allie Guerricabeitia, Breana Hallam, Peyton McFarland, Hope Shimatsu, and Madison Williams) for their commitment to the girls basketball program, and another HUGE thank you to our wonderful parent/fan group that rooted us on all season. We appreciate your continued support! GO BRAVE!
MEMBERS OF THE 2019-2020 VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM POSE WITH THEIR STATE CONSOLATION CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY
(PHOTO TAKEN BY MIKE DINGEL)
Program Newsletter - Fall 2019.pdfFALL 2019 PROGRAM NEWSLETTER
FALL 2019 PROGRAM NEWSLETTER
JUST RELEASED - MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30TH!
JUST RELEASED - MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30TH!
Please enjoy reading our Fall 2019 Program Newsletter!
14TH ANNUAL PARENT/DAUGHTER CLINIC
14TH ANNUAL PARENT/DAUGHTER CLINIC
We are thrilled to again offer our Parent/Daughter Clinic this December. If your daughter is currently in grades K-4, please consider joining us for this exciting event filled with fundamentals and fun!
We are thrilled to again offer our Parent/Daughter Clinic this December. If your daughter is currently in grades K-4, please consider joining us for this exciting event filled with fundamentals and fun!
Camp - parent daughter Dec2019.pdfFALL OPEN GYMS
FALL OPEN GYMS
Any girls, currently in grades 7-12, are invited to join us during our fall open gyms. Open gyms are FREE and simply an opportunity to get up some shots and/or participate in live play. There will be supervision by the coaching staff, but no instruction.
Any girls, currently in grades 7-12, are invited to join us during our fall open gyms. Open gyms are FREE and simply an opportunity to get up some shots and/or participate in live play. There will be supervision by the coaching staff, but no instruction.
SIGN UP FOR "REMIND" NOTIFICATIONS!
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Open Gyms GBB Fall 19.pdfCONGRATULATIONS TO OUR JV GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM FOR THEIR BACK-TO-BACK DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP! CONGRATS ON THE 2ND TITLE AND YOUR UNDEFEATED SEASON!
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR JV GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM FOR THEIR BACK-TO-BACK DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP! CONGRATS ON THE 2ND TITLE AND YOUR UNDEFEATED SEASON!
PICTURED (LEFT TO RIGHT) - BACK ROW: HEAD COACH MISTY HANSEN, ELENA GUTIERREZ, ELLA NELSON, ASHLEY BANKS, EMILY DYER, KELLAN HAYES, ELLE DINGEL, BROOKLYN ARRIOLA, RYAN BRIGHT, BREANA HALLAM, SAVANNAH TIMMEL, ASSISTANT COACH HOPE GODDARD / FRONT ROW: DILLAN RHODES & EMILY CADWELL
PICTURED (LEFT TO RIGHT) - BACK ROW: HEAD COACH MISTY HANSEN, ELENA GUTIERREZ, ELLA NELSON, ASHLEY BANKS, EMILY DYER, KELLAN HAYES, ELLE DINGEL, BROOKLYN ARRIOLA, RYAN BRIGHT, BREANA HALLAM, SAVANNAH TIMMEL, ASSISTANT COACH HOPE GODDARD / FRONT ROW: DILLAN RHODES & EMILY CADWELL
11TH ANNUAL PINK ZONE GAME - JANUARY 12TH
11TH ANNUAL PINK ZONE GAME - JANUARY 12TH
THANK YOU, SENIORS!
THANK YOU, SENIORS!
CONGRATULATIONS TO MISTY HANSEN FOR BEING RECOGNIZED AS THE JV COACH OF THE YEAR AT THE APRIL THIRD DISTRICT COACHES AWARD BANQUET
CONGRATULATIONS TO MISTY HANSEN FOR BEING RECOGNIZED AS THE JV COACH OF THE YEAR AT THE APRIL THIRD DISTRICT COACHES AWARD BANQUET
THANKS FOR THE VISIT, THE COACHING CLINIC, AND THE PERSONAL TOUR OF THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA, MANDY SIMPSON! WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU!
THANKS FOR THE VISIT, THE COACHING CLINIC, AND THE PERSONAL TOUR OF THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA, MANDY SIMPSON! WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU!
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALUM JACKIE LUNA-CASTRO (2011) FOR WINNING THE CHAMPIONSHIP WITH HER PROFESSIONAL CLUB IN MEXICO! JACKIE NEXT WENT TO FINLAND AND IS NOW IN GREECE FOR ANOTHER PRO CONTRACT!
"THE SHOT"
"THE SHOT"
JANUARY 28, 2016
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